Hello and welcome to the K9 Conservationists Podcast! We’ve got a new name! As our loyal listeners know, we recently lost my beloved cohost Ursa. After giving it a LOT …
Ep. 13: Enrichment for Puppies with Christine Young
Today we’re talking to Christine Young. Christine is CPDT-KA certified trainer & dog lifestyle expert with over 20 years experience with dogs and horses. Christine is here to talk to …
What’s the Humane Hierarchy of Dog Training?
The Humane Hierarchy of dog training guides the majority of my decisions as a behavior consultant, trainer, and dog owner. This framework was created by Dr. Susan Friedman to help …
Review: Fig and Tyler 100% Meat Treats
Take your dog treat game to the next level with Fig and Tyler’s Freeze-Dried 100% meat treats! Your dog should eat just as well as you do, and these treats …
Surviving Your Teenage Dog
You survived the first few months with your new puppy. And that’s no small feat! Puppies are a lot of work. On the horizon, a new challenge awaits you: canine …
My Dog Growls When We Pet Them – What Do We Do?
Many dogs love petting – like my puppy Niffler. Other dogs, like my dog Barley, prefer to show their affection other ways. Still other dogs really, really do not like …
Wagmo Wellness Plans: Make Preventative Care Easy
My dogs have never been to a groomer, and every spring I spend time researching deals for flea preventative options. As a behavior consultant, I’m constantly urging my clients to …
My Tips for Road Tripping with a Puppy
My puppy Niffler is 4.5 months old. Over the past week, he’s slept in hotels, AirBnbs, and cabins and driven 17+ hours from Montana to California. Here are my tips …
My Puppy Runs Away When I Try to Put on His Harness
A few weeks ago, I was getting ready to take Niffler to puppy kindergarten. He was excited, spinning and wagging his tail. But when I reached for his harness, he …
Ep. 07: Bringing Home Your Puppy with Sarah Dixon
For episode 7, Kayla speaks to Sarah Dixon from Barks and Recreation about bringing your puppy home and getting off on the right paw. From the moment you leave the …
